A red van crashed through the barrier as it was coming down.
Gardai have launched an investigation after a motorist drove through the barriers of a level crossing in Roscommon this morning.
A red van smashed through the barrier at Knockroghery before 9am which led to knock on delays for all train services running to and from Westport.
The red van crashed through the barrier as it was coming down at a level crossing at Knockroghery in Co. Roscommon this morning.
The route serves Portarlington, Tullamore, Clara and Athlone.
The damage has been repaired and services are now running as scheduled.
Irish Rail spokesperson Jane Cregan says it was a wreckless incident:
Ongoing delays remain to Westport services as a result of this motorist's action earlier today. Crews are continuing repair works. Please remember to act safely at level crossings. Always obey crossing warning signs #AlwaysSafe @TFIupdates https://t.co/q3lSynCr3l pic.twitter.com/RSQkVUzYaJ
— Iarnród Éireann #StaySafeSaveLives #HoldFirm (@IrishRail) August 25, 2020
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